Sentence examples for feel heritage from inspiring English sources

Some say the club's future is more important than the colour of a shirt, whereas others feel heritage is more important than finance.

The issue has split fans with some saying the club's future is more important than the colour of a shirt, whereas others feel heritage is more important than finance.

And at a time when many aspects of contemporary life feel unreliable, heritage brands offer a degree of security.

Last weekend at Glastonbury the old guard very much felt like heritage rock, a retreat to safety.

And Mr. Gelobter's biracial friends from that era never felt their heritage represented a special problem.

Summer vacations were sometimes spent at the family's Teoc plantation, but McCain always felt his heritage was military, not Southern.

She has avoided Paris and Milan and done extensive work in most of Asia's major markets — including Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai — where she feels mixed heritage models are more successful.

"It is a little humiliating for us to feel that our heritage is being sold for a price".

It is, among other things, one reason why so many of the young poor living in the banlieues of Paris rioted a few years ago, and why some young people of North African and Muslim heritage feel disaffected with French society.

I'm working on a new collection right now actually, but I feel like that heritage menswear thing is just something that's really speaking to me at the moment.

However, she notes that, unlike those adaptations, the sinister tone of the period pieces could lend itself the label of a "feel bad" heritage television drama.